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Alan Jackson ~ A Little Bluer Than That


Well tonight if you turn your radio on You might hear a sad, sad song About someone who lost everything they had It may sound like me But I'm a little bluer than that When you look out in the morning you might see Clouds rollin' by like memories And a big old sky above you lookin' back You may think of me But I'm a little bluer than that Where did we go wrong I wish I knew It haunts me all the time Now wherever I go and Whatever I do You're always on my mind I can picture you in his arms tonight But as for me it don't feel right To let us fade like some old photograph It may work for you But I'm a little bluer than that Where did we go wrong I wish I knew It haunts me all the time Now wherever I go and Whatever I do You're always on my mind So tonight if you turn your radio on You might hear a sad, sad song About someone who lost everything they had It may sound like me But I'm a little bluer than that You may think of me But I'm a little bluer than that more free lyrics

Well tonight if you turn your radio on
You might hear a sad, sad song
About someone who lost everything they had
It may sound like me
But I'm a little bluer than that

When you look out in the morning you might see
Clouds rollin' by like memories
And a big old sky above you lookin' back
You may think of me
But I'm a little bluer than that

Where did we go wrong
I wish I knew
It haunts me all the time
Now wherever I go and
Whatever I do
You're always on my mind

I can picture you in his arms tonight
But as for me it don't feel right
To let us fade like some old photograph
It may work for you
But I'm a little bluer than that

Where did we go wrong
I wish I knew
It haunts me all the time
Now wherever I go and
Whatever I do
You're always on my mind

So tonight if you turn your radio on
You might hear a sad, sad song
About someone who lost everything they had
It may sound like me
But I'm a little bluer than that

You may think of me
But I'm a little bluer than that

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